M4300-8X8F Managed Switch
The NETGEAR M4300-8X8F is a powerful, stackable Layer 3 managed switch designed for demanding network environments. It offers flexible, high-speed connectivity with 16x10G ports, including 8x10GBASE-T copper ports and 8xSFP+ ports. This switch features a compact 1U rack-mountable design for easy integration into your infrastructure. Supporting both Optical Fiber and Twisted Pair media, it provides advanced Layer 3 networking capabilities and comprehensive management tools to optimize your network's performance and control.
$3699.99
Owner Satisfaction
4.4
/ 5
Category Rank
1289
/ 2256
#1289 in Hubs & Switches
Price vs Category Average
-43%
Below average
Total Ports
88458
/ ( Copper RJ, SFP+)
Who it's for
- Versatile 10G Connectivity
- Comprehensive Layer 3 Functionality
- Seamless Stacking Capability
Who should skip it
- High Price Point
- Steep Learning Curve
- Fan Noise and Power Consumption
Key Specs
Total Ports
8 (8 Copper RJ45, 8 SFP+)
Port Speeds
Up to 10Gbps (10GBASE-T and SFP+)
Networking Layer
Layer 3 Supported
Form Factor
1U High, Rack-mountable
Media Types
Optical Fiber and Twisted Pair
Maximum Data Transfer Rate
10 Gigabit Ethernet (10 Gbps)
Management Type
Managed Switch
Total 10G Ports
16 (8 Copper + 8 SFP+)
Features
- Stackable for modular network expansion
- Full Layer 3 routing capabilities
- Flexible 10G fiber and copper ports
- Compact 1U rack-mountable design
- Supports fiber and twisted pair media
- Comprehensive network management
- High-density 10G port configuration
- Built for demanding network applications
What customers say
This switch earns high marks from technical users for delivering exceptional 10 Gigabit density and raw performance, especially for virtualization and storage needs. Customers value the robust feature set, including full L3 capabilities and stacking, backed by a strong hardware warranty. This combination offers significant value compared to pricier enterprise options. The main drawback centers on usability. The management interface is frequently criticized for being complex and slow, which frustrates users during setup and troubleshooting. Ultimately, this device excels for experts prioritizing high performance and value over a simple user experience.
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